vestibular disorder

Vestibular disorder involves problems with the inner ear or brain areas that help control balance and eye movements. It can cause symptoms such as dizziness, vertigo (a sensation of spinning), imbalance, and difficulties focusing visually. These issues occur because the vestibular system—a network of nerves and structures—fails to send accurate information about head position and movement. Causes vary, including infections, injuries, aging, or neurological conditions. Treatment may involve medications, balance exercises, and strategies to manage symptoms, helping affected individuals regain stability and reduce discomfort in daily activities.